Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-28

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hauled aud piled convenient for nse at he
rate of about 80 loads per day. until the
thaw. Rev. DR.. Hubert delighted his
Old parshioners with II very able dIscouis Sc
on the sabbath Rev MIR Sargent went
to Boston last Friday to be absent few
days 80" Charlie" Wicker and bride of
Wahoo, Neb., youngest son of Mr. c. II.
Wicker arrived in town last week. Since
he went West, both his mother and only |
brother have died....Mr. q. W. |
Barton x son have left Alabama, whittier
they went hoping To benefit the health of !
the latter, and now report from Illinois, !
with no material imprOvemeut.....G Your |
North Hero correspondent will find the |
duties of the moderator of town meetings |
IN the "dcclaratiou of votes passed." dc |
lined in Section 2GI6 revised laws also he
rights of voters IN regard to such de
clarHtion
Nergennes
The crossing on the lake is regarded
unsafe in many places, and mar
row escapes are reported ..... The
market business was dull Saturday and
trade light.....The Congregational la
dies held their weekly sociab!e, Wednes
day, at p. m, at Mrs. DR.. McGOvern's
...... Frank {. Dyer, who has not yet
reached his majority, has been elected
secretary of the Addison County Agrlcul-
tural society aud was chosen secretary of
recent annual meeting. He is the junior
member of the Dyer Brothers, creamery
urn, in West salisbury ...... The remains
Of Alexander Bennett, the painter, whose
death, Tuesday last, by the cars, at New
ark, \. j., has been mentioned, were
buried Monday, in the Catholic cemetery
The theory that he committed suicide, l.
not sustained by the evidence received
here
II. b. Hen who has charge of the Fort
Cassn House at the mouth of the Creek
l. catching large quantities of iish.....
Charles LdbUeut, architect and builder Of
this city, has the contract for putting up
the new barn for Hon. j. NJ Dyer, West
salisbury, which VIII stand on the site of
the burned structure, and it will be 42X55
with % feet posts, ana two and hall
stories in height, About $4,000 feet of
lumbor will he used Iii lis uuustru, .Jn.
......C. " Barber of Addison is getting
ont lumber for IA new horse barn, 3ONlO,
with an ell 3OA35. ...... The members Of the
young ladies DOrCaS society met at the
HouSr OF Mr.. Robert Ross, Friday eve.
ming, for sOciable. Five Years since,
Miss Rachel McGec OF llinesburgh lett
for the West, and she now superintends
farm of 2iO acres. She is visiting friends
here aud Will return IN the spring to her
Western farm.
Stained windows have been placed on
the Baptist church, improving its APP
lal windows. one to the memory of DE-
II. a. lu4ham and one in memory Of
Mary stewart. Ine chUrCh is unfinished
except the VestrH. The auditorium viii
ne 3oAGo aud 40 feet high. There are
three glit windows. The younL
vino has been great sufferer from ty-
phuid fever, is better. The fever turned
Monday night NJ. NJ. Yott, is watching
with hcr...... Mail carrier Mr. G. b.
strong, who carries the mail daily, be
tween Chimney pOiut and Nergenues
regards the lake cross ng GENERALLY uu-
Sue Tor strangers a team hr ke through
near \ ams'a Ferry, saturday. No lives
were lOst..... Monday morning d. q.
NOonan of Ferris sbur-h, shipped car
load of potatoes to Boston market Price
pad IRON 81 to 80 cents per bushel......
Rev. Mr Robertson has begun series
OF sunday ~ ening lectures to youn-
/ Christians. The first j. "Wuy We believe
there Is God '......AuOther shocking
instance of the careless use of firearms oc-
CURED W cdnesday about , o'clock in this
place. Freddie sanders was handling a
loaded shotgun, and while Charles Vat
/ taW, age! eight years, was standing di-
rectly III front of it, it was discharged,
the entire charge enterng the Yattaw
boys right eye. Drs Willard and Snip
man were called and regard the wound
~ probably tatal......T The rumor that
] '. I.
/ ed his pastOrate l. untOunded.
Cambridge.
| Fred Stanley of North HYDE Park has
| bought Il farm in Pleasant Valley and
| will take possession March l.... Frank
/ Weston and wife have gone to Rome, y.
/ y. ..,. Mr.. Blanchard of New Hamp-
/ snire Is re visiting Cambridge after an alb
sence of 30 years. ..... Mrs James Viele of
| Essex Junction well known here as
Marion Goodrich, has been visiting rela-
tives in town ..... Mrs. Elisha Bent
ly has received from Florida a
| quantity of beautiful Spanish moss -.
/ Mr. ID. c. GriswOld has just returned from
a week absence in Montpelier Mrs.
Ober and her uncle, Mr.. Blanchard, visit
ed in Montpelier recently. Charles
! Cheeseman has taken one of Chauncey
Warmers Cambridge farms to carry on on
shares the coming year. 80. Mr., and Mrs.
Madison WestoVer Of North Hyde Park
! visited in Cambridge recently. George
| Melvin of Jacksonville donated the coffee
| for the benent oyster SUPPER at Fletcher
last week given for Rev Mr.. Guernsey.
| There was an attendance at the supper of
| 32O
Charles Cornell of Burlington will teach
Il class in vocal music in Jeffersonville.
.... Mrs. Clark Thompson, long u suffer
er from cancer, died the 10Th inst .....J.
| q Morse and Ii. l.. MaXtield, delegates,
| accompanied DS several COlllIdltS, attend
| ed the Grand Army encampment at st.
/ Albans last week. k...... Miss Hattie Nc
/ Clure closed her school in East Cambridge
the 2lst inst.....O. u, Hayes OF Water
vile has hired the Morgan farm for the
coming year and Thomas Boyd Will oc-
cupy the farm vacated by Hayes ......
Messrs. Narnum and Caldwell have the
| job OF filling in the trestle of the culvert
to he built over the Boardman Brook in
/ Hyke Park.
Bristol
/ The revival meetings at the Methodist
church still continue. The attendance so
far has been large. Sunday evening Miss
/ Woodbury. preached on Holiness" :" and
eudeavored to convince the large congre-
cation present that those who claimed
! that they were sauCtified aud could not
sin We're mistaken. The subject has agI
lated Bristol for the past three years, ,
aud has caused "a great deal OF trouble in
the churches, ana has injured the cause of
Chris l1uiiy 10 great extent. Miss
Woodbury. remarks were appr9prlate,
hut 10 I- uu mpI--luuty for a. -p-rser in